Forum Archive Index - July 2003

["Jim Insley" <jinsley@paradise.net.nz>]

Joe.  Your second para is spot on.   There is a dilemma here. When you KNOW
the outfit smells,do you tell others whose sense may be blunted,or do you
say Serve them right?
Some other comments from 2002.

> I see that IndraNet Technologies are doing another public money raising.
> Still developing, not yet even funding the roll out of their technology. I
> dismissed this firm three years ago when they first went to the public for
> money. Has anybody following them currently got any thoughts??

I had a close look at them a year or two ago.

In my personal opinion they have a very small amount of technology that is
not unique in any way.  They cloud it up in a welter of techno-baffle that
appears to be directed primarily at naive mums'n'dads investors.

Other organizations have done significant parts of what they say they will
do - for instance the distributed networking trial in Cardiff by BT has very
strong overlaps, but is actual realised technology

I strongly recommend running very fast in the other direction from this
company.  Their approach to getting money clearly targets uncritical
investors.  This is a very bad sign.

Jeremy

Disclosure : My current business is provision of computer networking using
wireless technology including distributed wireless networks.  I am not an
OEM and have no business conflict with Indranet.-------


 Back further in time,they were selling "inertialess power"   eg perpetual
motion.
 Tony de Bruyn might like to make a comment if he reads this.

I wish I had kept the stuff on their website from a few years ago,but here
is a bit from the present one.

 the core of the IndraNet technology are a unique tridimensional fractal
mesh network architecture and a set of operations protocols that enable
solving key problems faced by wireless communication networks and that
addresses the global emerging market demands for massive increases in
broadband communications.

Do you understand any of that Joe?     I think Jeremy and I can except for
the "tridimensional fractal",but there is no useful info in the statement
anyway.
I will not be hypocritical and wish you a nice day.   Just take care where
you put your cash.      Jim

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Joe Blicup" <joe_blicup@paradise.net.nz>
To: <sharechat@sharechat.co.nz>
Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2003 10:00 AM
Subject: Re: [sharechat] Indranet


> Dear Jim,
> Time and again I see people like yourself slagging off companies who are
> trying to do innovative development and all you can do is tug your wrist,
> attempting to pull the rug out.
>
> The implication of your posting is that somehow Indranet is generating
money
> from the (gullible) public and using it to have themselves a party in
> Christchurch, presumably dishing that money out to directors and generally
> taking investors for a ride.
>
> Of course as your posting contains absolutely no supporting information at
> all to backup or substantiate your claims and inferences, then all we have
> is vitriol.
>
> Have a nice day.
>
>
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